Representations of Anne Frank in American Literature (Routledge Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Literature)

Synopsis

Introduction: Telling Stories In New Ways? Anne Frank In American Literature -- Prosthetic Fictions: Philip Roth's Anne Franks -- The Banality Of Anne Frank: Open Secrets In Norma Rosen's Touching Evil (1969) And Joyce Carol Oates's Mother, Missing (2005) -- Cheating History: Anne Frank And The Photograph In Anne Tyler's Dinner At The Homesick Restaurant (1982) And Elinor Lipman's The Inn At Lake Devine (1998) -- Skewed Views: What Anne Frank Teaches In Stephanie S. Tolan's The Liberation Of Tansy Warner (1980) And John Green's The Fault In Our Stars (2012) -- Uprooting The Lost Child: Cultivating Identifications In C. K. Williams's A Day For Anne Frank (1968), Marjorie Agosin's Dear Anne Frank (1998), And Paul Auster's The Invention Of Solitude (1982) -- In Other Words: Anne Frank And The Alternate (personal) History In Ellen Feldman's The Boy Who Loved Anne Frank (2005) And Jillian Cantor's Margot (2013) -- What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank: Holocaust Impiety And Competitive Memory In Shalom Auslander's Hope: A Tragedy (2012) And Nathan Englander's What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank (2012) -- States Of Confusion: Anne Frank And America In Michelle Cliff's Abeng (1984) And A Visit To The Anne Frank House (1985). Rachael Mclennan. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.